Madvillain: Four Tet Remixes Vinyl 12" lp60 but his take is something

but his take is something much more challenging - with off-kilter drums and druggy synthlines

with Tony Starks lacing the beats up proper in classic Wu storytelling style

but I can confidently say that most of these tracks are rare as hell these days

Think of the new style Trap beats oozing into the ether of 2 Dope Boyz

Madvillain: Four Tet Remixes Vinyl 12" lp60 but his take is somethingIn our recollection of vinyl history, Stones Throw was one of the first indies to consistently put out limited distribution, side hustle releases. It wasn't about colored vinyl back then, more like weird EPs and fan club 45s. Egon or Jamie Strong would send us a personal email about having these titles no one sheet, just: "got this record, how many you want?" The Madvillain Remixes originally came in two configurations; this one by Four Tet and the